Sentence examples for developments of which from inspiring English sources
The ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE offers a CD, "Green Developments, Version 2" ($20), listing 200 or so developments, of which 20 are residential.
New "luxury" housing developments, of which there have been hundreds since 1997, were obliged by the GLA to provide around 40% "affordable" housing.
Second, and related, reaching an unequivocal understanding with executive leadership of the types of developments of which the board must be immediately informed.
On page 23 it says the borough aims to exceed 4,500 additional dwellings between 2007 and 2016 and that "the council will seek 40% affordable housing in new developments" of which "10-15% will be social rented housing and 25-30% intermediate housing" and will expect "a proportion" of market housing to be "low cost market housing".
It's a literature whose boundaries lie only at the limits of the human imagination, although it is arguably better at predicting social change than it is at envisaging scientific developments, of which its track record is lively, but not as accurate as one might wish (it wasn't great at predicting advances in technological miniaturisation).
The culminating victory of the political revolution, the deep significance and dramatic developments of which have eclipsed in interest those of the open rebellion, was scored this afternoon when the Regent accepted the resignation of the Manchu-dominated Ministry and appointed Yuan-Shih-Kai Premier, with full power to form China's first constitutional Cabinet.
Zen Buddhism, the development of which dates to the late 12th century, has maintained a large following.
A knowledge had been born inside him, the development of which only inertia and embarrassment and conformity could slow.
Finally, in 2007, the scheme, the development of which had already cost around £20m, was dropped on grounds of cost.
MITRE's tools, the development of which DHS has funded since 2005, take a different approach to security.
